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Housing associations planning to sell privately placed bonds will not be short of demand, as UK pension funds are eager to invest, a spokesman for the industry has told EuroWeek.
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Deutsche Bahn, the German state-owned railway company, wants to diversify its investor base with deals in new formats, according to MTN dealers.
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Nordic companies will buck the trend of their eurozone peers, which are printing more privately placed MTNs, and focus on larger Eurobond deals, according to MTN dealers.
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Corporate issuance of private MTNs surged in 2013, with volumes from the chemicals, plastics and rubber sector rocketing up, according to figures from Dealogic.
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Two bond issues in late December have broken a dry spell in the French-based ‘euro private placement’ market, where issuance has been sparse since the middle of 2013.
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Small UK housing associations issuing privately placed bonds will find strong investor interest in their paper, bankers said this week.